Beemac Trucking building public CNG fueling station

Jun 6, 2012

Beemac Trucking announced the construction of the first compressed natural gas fueling station in Beaver County, Pa. A groundbreaking ceremony will take place on June 15 at the site, located in Ambridge, Harmony Township, with construction scheduled for completion by early 2013.

The new fueling station will fuel Beemac’s new equipment and will be open to the public. The company says its commitment to natural gas provides a major step toward enhancing a green environment while using a Pennsylvania resource that creates and keep jobs in the state.

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